I just noticed that the Comfort and Highline versions get the "Driver Fatigue Detection System" which i assume is the Lane assistance.
Annoyed we didn't get this option as well in the GTI...
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I just noticed that the Comfort and Highline versions get the "Driver Fatigue Detection System" which i assume is the Lane assistance.
Annoyed we didn't get this option as well in the GTI...
Nah its a separate system to Lane Assist (which is a camera unit mounted next to the rain light sensor). Driver fatigue uses steering wheel sensors, this Octavia video explains it rather well (same system in the golf of course).Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh5b7Bgq5_U
Either way, wonder why the GTI didn't get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by readerr0r
I don't care for any of that or the DAP stuff but my understanding was it was fitted on all GTIs, pretty sure it is in the brochures. I could be completely wrong too though.Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyc
I've got the driver fatigue on my Tiguan MY12Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyc
Can't imagine why the GTI wouldn't get it.
I'm just going by this page which does not fit it:
Golf variants < Golf < Models & Pricing < Volkswagen Australia
Haven't checked the brochure yet though.
It just so happens I have my brochure here, I never leave home without it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kennyc
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...fa3c8ba6-1.jpg
Std on GTIs
Am yet to feel sleepy driving my GTI
Yeah cool, thanks. Thought it was weird if we missed out on it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch77